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#989377 11/28/2013 5:47 PM
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I was disassembling the rear brakes on my 41' half ton and the clip in the picture link dropped out. It's not obvious where it came from, and how to get it back in the right configuration. I could not even find it in what few brake diagrams I found on line. Can someone help me?

http://s767.photobucket.com/user/jtfarm1/media/41Rearbrakes_clip_zps6516c550.jpg.html?filters[user]=138112590&filters[recent]=1&sort=1&o=0

These pasted links always worry me!! Let's see if it works?

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It looks very much like the clip used to hold the end covers on the wheel cylinder when they were new. Best bet is to look at the other side of the truck for a similar clip.


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Only found the one clip - does seem to fit as a hold for the wheel cylinder. Brakes are now done, without it, and seem to work just fine. I'm guessing it was left in by mistake. That was my first Huck brake job.

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I have worked on a lot of Huck brakes and have not seen one of these.


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